The Siren Board

Synther wrote:I'd say it's a Screamer S-2 missing the top cover.

I highly doubt that. The lower shroud closest to the chopper on a screamer is much lower then that.

It almost looks like an Erick without the screen.

Well, the last time this siren was brought up, the bolts on the top of the siren was a dead giveaway that it was possibly a screamer missing the top cover.

Also, how do I use the url feature? So I can like say something and make that a url.

Valtonus wrote: Also, how do I use the url feature? So I can like say something and make that a url.

Here's how you do that: And here's an example, with the code:
Example Link.
And the code for it, so you can see how it work better:

I have just picked up a WS darley & CO siren but there is not a model # on the tag it states type 7 and that it runs on 220v

Pictures?

Darley is essentially Federal, so it could be a Federal Model 7.

This one's probably going to remain a mystery until/unless someone gets to record it, but I was doing a virtual siren hunt and found this "birdhouse" siren in West Liberty, Ohio (about halfway between Xenia and Findlay on US 68): https://goo.gl/maps/dFVYTST91GH2

it could be a federal signal model b or sterling m-10 its about the right size

What could the motor horsepower be on that siren, whether it is a Model B or Sterling M-10?

I'm pretty sure the M-10 is 10 horsepower. Not sure about the Type B.